Richard James Lugo is a retired aerospace employee running for a position on the Board of Trustees that has been held by the same person for almost 30 years. He is running for a spot as a representative for Area 1, which covers the cities of Azusa, Covina, Glendora, and Irwindale.

A priority he believes the college should focus on is the abilities of counselors to educate students about tutors, libraries, and resources available to them on campus.

Yardley Gobion Allotments Damaged For Third Week Running

It was the third week running such incidents have taken place.

Heaven Can Wait One Lap Dash – Two Tribes and the 18 footers

Brett Munster and his crew were plainly exhausted after their 18 foot marathon. 'We were only a minute behind Two Tribes half way around the lake at Belmont' they explained 'but we were getting tired and we capsized at the Belmont mark and she skipped away. We are used to 12-18 mile races, 28 was a stretch today but a lot of fun.' On PHS handicap it was Bruce Hollis Ulman sails powered T7 Zip who won on handicap from Greg Robinson's Swanson 32 Gregarious, with Justin Mitchell's Mitchell's Sails and Rigging T7 third. .

Thornton hands Redskin first grid loss

When you face a team that has a running back who averages 181 yards per game, you obviously focus on him. And to no surprise, that's exactly what Thornton's game plan was. And it paid off as they held Shawn Goodrich to just 17 yards in nine tries. The highly favored Golden Trojans led by only 7-0 after the first quarter, but erupted for three touchdowns in the second quarter for a 28-0 halftime lead on their way to a 48-0 rout to improve to 4-0.

"They overwhelmed us—they dominated us in every phase of the game, and not enough good things happened for us early," said Sanford coach Mike Fallon. "If you have to lose, you 'd like to do it in a more competitive way," he added.

The Redskins knew they'd have difficulty matching up with Thornton, a team loaded with talent, but had hoped to have made it a lot closer.

Berlin Fair rides on despite wet weather

There were rides, games of chance, livestock, music and vendors for the three-day annual event.Ed Backiel of Rocky Hill knew his frog, named Silly, would win the frog jump, even though he had just found his new pet Saturday morning. That’s because he was the only entrant in the children’s frog jump."He won first place in the frog jump at the Hebron Fair, so he decided he wanted to try again," said Ed’s mother, Karen Backiel. "But there they provided the frog."Carrying Silly in a small clear plastic cage, Ed reached in and placed the squirming amphibian on the dot on the blacktop. Silly sat still for a moment, then, with a little prodding from Ed, jumped. He jumped two more times, all in a straight line, for a total of two feet, eight inches. David Yadich, the Lion’s Club district governor and official judge of the event, gave Ed $25 and a blue ribbon.The turtle race was a bit more competitive.

Event to mix run with fun at Salsa's

Bachmeier, co-owner of the Fit To Run store, hopes to have monthly running and walking events.

�In the big picture, I want people to get to know each other and find people they can run or walk with on a regular basis.�

Advance registration strongly is advised and runs through Tuesday.

For registration forms, contact Fit To Run at 409-539-5150 or e-mail the store at fit2rungalveston(at)yahoo.com.

Wagner scores three TDs in fourth quarter to defeat Lincoln 36-18

"When Trevor (Ellam) is the running the ball for us, the opposition always has to key on him," said Rodriguez, who had just five rushes for 13 yards before the outburst. "I’m the second or third option. But our offensive line did a tremendous job opening up the holes and I just put my head down and followed them. It was the biggest possession of the game and our line came up huge."

Again Rodriguez took charge with rushes of 11 and 4 yards, then handed off to Ellam for the final seven yards and just like that the Falcons had a 28-18 advantage midway through the final stanza.